The Pink War - Tuckley, Graham Stuart
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The Pink War boldly explores the compelling intersection of love, loyalty, and courage amid the brutal backdrop of World War II. Follow two working-class men as they answer their nation's call, battling against the forces of Nazism and Fascism across North Africa, Italy, and Western Europe. As soldiers, they earn their stripes and prove their mettle. Yet, beyond the battlefield, they face an equally formidable challenge: concealing their illicit love for each other in a time when same-sex relationships are condemned. This gripping tale uncovers the complexities of love in a world at war,…mehr

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The Pink War boldly explores the compelling intersection of love, loyalty, and courage amid the brutal backdrop of World War II. Follow two working-class men as they answer their nation's call, battling against the forces of Nazism and Fascism across North Africa, Italy, and Western Europe. As soldiers, they earn their stripes and prove their mettle. Yet, beyond the battlefield, they face an equally formidable challenge: concealing their illicit love for each other in a time when same-sex relationships are condemned. This gripping tale uncovers the complexities of love in a world at war, offering a poignant tribute to devotion and friendship under the most trying of circumstances.
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Autorenporträt
Graham is a retired senior lecturer in social work. Having spent his formative years in the Royal Navy, he then developed a career in social work. After working in this field, and after gaining academic qualifications, he then went into teaching. On retiring, Graham has spent his time writing. His first book, Ships, Trips and Rites of Passage: A Sailor's Tale, an autobiographical work, was published in September 2022 by Austin Macauley. This second book, The Pink War, which is fictional, tackles subjects relating to war, sexuality, friendship, love and loss-subjects rarely tackled by other authors.